- Oil prices hold steady
- The WTI prompt-month contract rose 1c to $63.03/Bbl on Monday morning (7:45 AM CT)
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told ABC News that trade negotiations with US partners were ongoing, with some discussions "moving along very well"
- OPEC+ is reportedly considering further production increases, with a meeting scheduled for May 5 to discuss output plans for June
- The market’s next direction may hinge on a wave of major economic data releases expected this week, including GDP and payroll reports
- Investors will also gain fresh insights into the global crude market, as several supermajors and major producers report earnings
- On the geopolitical front, US and Iranian officials reported signs of progress in nuclear talks, agreeing to reconvene negotiations in Europe
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